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Originally Posted by dellinger63 (Post 892045)

In other words pay for your own shiat! If you can't afford children for God's sake don't have them. Grow up!
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So you are against the many laws trying to be implemented by the Republican party overturning birth control? Good to know!

Perhaps they are just hoping to keep kids in a weakened state so they cant beat up the teachers

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/10/01...mty_twitter_fn

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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell (Post 893324)

Perhaps they are just hoping to keep kids in a weakened state so they cant beat up the teachers

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/10/01...mty_twitter_fn

the new damien?

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Originally Posted by GenuineRisk (Post 892351)

The only kids getting "deprived" of corn dogs and chicken nuggets are the ones too poor to buy their own lunch.

Or the ones too lazy to pack their own lunch.

'Sup me.

The hits keep on coming.

http://blog.heartland.org/2012/10/mi...ildren-hungry/

Also, isn't ironic that cost is up on healthier foods.

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“Now [lunch] is worse-tasting, smaller-sized and higher-priced,” a Wisconsin high school senior told the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, echoing some of the problems of government these days. Hungry Minnesota students are “scavenging the lunchrooms after lunch,” and Kansas students are bringing lunch to school in droves and angrily writing state representatives.

Leftists are all about social activism for the schoolyard, but it’s not likely they’ll appreciate this rebellion.

The new rules have also instigated waves of parental protests since 2011, when school districts first began implementing mandated cost increases and ingredient rationing. The families who do pay for school lunches balked at paying more for menus that are ill-suited to individual needs and depend on subsidy increases neither states nor the federal government can afford..